Landscape Design
Printed in the catalogue as LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Course content
ARCH 291 Landscape Design is a studio‐based course dealing with the design problematic of outdoor spaces through landscape design lens. The course mainly focuses on landscape design process that provides students with every stages of design; site visit, observation and recording; analysis and synthesis; landscape design brief, initial ideas and conceptual diagrams; 1:500 and 1:200 scale landscape plans, sections and elevations; details; verbal and graphic presentation of a final landscape design project. Design process is integrated with a series of lectures and recommended readings.
Where it sits in a curriculum
Programs whose published curriculum lists this course, and the term it falls in. Your own curriculum is the one that counts.
- ArchitectureYear 2, Fall semester
More in ARCH
- ARCH101Basic Design
- ARCH102Introduction to Architectural Design
- ARCH103Graphic Communication I
- ARCH104Graphic Communication II
- ARCH111Introduction to Architectural Concepts
- ARCH112Architectural History I
- ARCH190Introduction to Surveying and Construction Techniques
- ARCH201Architectural Design I